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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31
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BcsroS. Mas So.-Faiis 1900 peopls at
tended tie meFaiag gsms of the opening
Dstfeii- Boss0n sersss- kop<3 we're stfsich-
al and one II tks nrst thizgs did sss %
make groaad raiss fks feeders of both
elaes sers badly AsaasospFsa sna hit IN
u the crowd wss good for > base. The
DssFoits had BALDWIN and 0snksl, WED.
man 2nd Brlody dawn on the score card
Eat tie two latter we're sslscted when play
vas called Both elubs vsrs IL tbs eesi cf
form, the home club plsying without "a
error. In The nrss ianings ths hues
scor3t run 0n three slnkirs
and a EaeriEcs Then followed long list
Of g0ose-egss Ii was not until the fourth
inning that the Deifoifs scored ran on
errors by Rsdbo0rn snd Daily and their
frst man crossed the plate From the end
ins Of the fourth inning tbs game vas
fought tooth and nail Ia the ienth inning
after two men were out Rove aud fnomp-
son rspped OCT . single each aud haehsfd-
sou planted the ball over ihe lett FIELD ienee.
The scord was as follows
Deficit .-s..-......-. J.
Bsioa. - 8 Q o 3 o. 4
lsxse His Detroit. :. beaten. 70.
Erfors-I Detroit 8 H1etnn. u
Observation-Disclosures ead krlocyi ka1po1fne e
and D8liy.
Umpire PeaTpe-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-31

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Wsshinetan - 0 0 o s Il >
Inf.iauaf.olls ..0 Q q o.
haze Hts -weshington io. Indianapolis b
ErrOfs-WA Asb iDets5n. 4 IndiauspoiA. &
BGt'erles-N AltIsy aud Maeki Healey and
Arundel.
tnDire-loHars
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17
THAT ALLEGED DIRTY WORK.

After the passage of the Tucker bill in
the House, it was rumored that an effort
would be made by certain Republicans
here to have it changed in the Committee
of Conference SO that the appointive
clause would be stricken out. The rea-
son assigned for this was that the placing
Of so much power in the hands Of the
President and Governor would be dan
gerous to the local interests OF the Re-
publican party in Utah, which could not
reasonably expect to be largely repre-
sented upon the Presidential and Guber-
torial lists OF appointments. Names were
freely used in connection with this move
ment, and the date and place OF meeting
for the consideration OF the matter were
given. THE DEMoCRAT paid no attention
to the rumor at that time, not believing
it possible that such narrow minded
and contemplate spirit could exist
among any class Of Gentiles in this city
or Territory. Upon the receipt OF the
startling news that the Conference Com
munds, had made in the bill the identical
change above mentioned, the rumor was
revived and there appeared to be con-
siderable ground for the belief that there
had been treachery in our midst, and
that the most vital parts OF the measure
had been eliminated at the suggestion OF
local Republican politicians. THE DEMO
GRAT, while unable to trace the matter to
its actual source, has obtained such
information as renders it absolutely
certain that such movement was pro-
jected and a meeting appointed for its
consideration or consummation. More
than half dozen pro minent Republicans
have admitted to the writer that they
had heard of such movement and some
OF them had been approached to enter
into it, but upon their denouncing the
scheme, had been dropped and they
heard nothing more about it. One
prominent Republican, Federal official
had been so approached, but Immediately
expressing his disapproval, the subject
was discontinued and he had thought but
little more about it. He was of the
opinion that the movement was projected
by few obscure and irresponsible Re.
publicans who had abandoned it upon it,
meeting with such general dsfavol
from the prominent members OF the
party All OF this proves conclusively
that the treacherous scheme was con.
sidered and a meeting appointed for the
carrying OF it into effect Whether such
meeting was held, or other steps taken
to influence the change, The DEMOCRAT
was unable to learn. The change was
made, however, in accordance with the
wishes, if not by the efforts, OF the
members of the traitorous clique who
would rather see the local offices
filed with Mormons than Democrats.
Either with or without their solci-
tation, Mr.. Edmunds accomplished their
nefarious design,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17
THE USES OF ADVERSELY,

One may suppose that here and there
may be found men so senstively sympa,
thetic, that suffering and death, even in
case OF those who were strangers to them
causes intense pain. Whittier the poet
whose great heart vibrates in response to
every stroke OF sorrow inflicted on others
may with due reverence be properly
designated like his divine Master, as "a
man OF sorrows and acquainted with
grief" The secret OF his unmarried life
may be that he prefers to bear alone the
sorrows by the way and will not
intensity them by entering into family
relations and multiplying ties only to
have them ruthessly sundered by in
evtable death.
So in Yesterdays tragedy, where a
husband and father, in the flush and
pride OF manhood, leaves his wife and
little children as usual with smile and a
good morning." only to be brought back
IN few hours as mangled corpse, the
thought OF it, if we will but stop to con-
slider, is well nigh overwhelming. True,
as one looks carelessly over the local
columns OF paper and notes the fact OF
sudden death, a momentary shock may
be felt, but any real appreciation OF the
agony OF the bereaved wife and children
is rare. Possibly in the constitution OF
things it is absolutely necessary that sor-
row and death should wait upon this
mortal life, otherwise a selfish indiffer-
ence to the suffering of others would
characterize the race.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

COLONEL o. j HoLLIsTER advises the
Gentiles OF Utah to be patient. There is
said to be time when patience ceases to
be virtue. Has not the limit been
pretty nearly reached here? The Col
onel says, speaking of the Edmunds bill,
Small favors should be thankfully
received" Then we suppose we must
give thanks, for the Edmunds bill
is about the smallest favor imaginable.
He says three months ago no one would
have wagered ten dollars that we would
get anything. True, but three weeks ago
any betting man would have wagered
dollars to doughnuts that we would have
gotten hundred times more than we
have Ii the Colonel was sporting
man we would advise him in the future
in making his Congressional bets to press
the House and copper the Senate.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

ready to sacrifice at its commands and to
its interests the warmest friend, the
nearest relation, the dearest wife, and
even life itself; to hold no trust sacred =,
or duty obligatory no promise or oath
binding that initiates against or infringes
upon the interests of the Church or its
members"
OATH OF VENGEANCE.
"Iou do solemnly swear and covenant
before God and all holy angels to cherish
constant hatred and enmity against
the United States Government and its
people, and especially against the people
Of the States OF Missouri, Illinois and
Arkansas, for not avenging the deaths of
the martyrs slain at TIaun's mill, Garth
age and in Arkansas to do all in your
power to destroy tear down and overthrow
the Government to endeavor in every
way to battle its designs and PROSTATE
its institutions; to renounce all allegiance
and refuse all submission. Ii unable to
do anything yourselves towards the ac-
complishment of these objects, to teach
it to your children from the nursery, i'm
press it upon them from your death beds
and entail it upon them as legacy, to
make it leading idea and sacred duty
OF your lives, so that the Kingdom OF
God and his Christ may sublue all king
doms and fill the whole earth"
Does any sane man, who knows these
monOgOmist Saints to he covenanted by
these oaths, believe for moment that
the elder cannot, nay, will not take the
test oath if the priesthood deems it
polite, as means of serving the tenn
poral and political power of the church,
to advise such course on the part of the
Saints? trow not
Leaving to Mormon Conscience" the
question OF dislranchisement or not, on
this test oath as the key to the arch OF
Mormon power, is to leave the hierarchy
a loon hole-the only means OF escape
from political ruin. Who believes for a
moment in seriousness that the brethren
will not insist, even by resort to legal
proceeding, on taking this test oath?
ELDER.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 1G, 1887.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

editorial columns to-day for a communi-
cation upon the test oath matter. The
correspondent is probably better posted
upon the subject upon which he writes
than any Gentle in the Territory. No
intelligent person who reads the letter
can Tor moment doubt the correctness
OF the DEMOCRATS prediction that the
Mormons will swallow the test oath as
readily as they would Il buttercd carrot.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

before God and all holy angels, thai ..
will yield undying iidel JN 10 4 H
and its holy priesthood ld % 0. Il
First President rs the the G., ua
and ruler OF the earth, al .', wD.4 49,
the word OF God; never peak cyIlol
the Lords .uointcd, TO -.. t, they see
and feel a. rley feel and a- a. l,ey act,
and do all things that they command
you; to have the church the first
thing in your mind and filling
the only place in your affections to bs
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

From an unpublished manuscript work
on Mormonism, | give herewith what
purports to be the two most important
oaths verbatim, and having been an en-
dOwee myself in 1868, | could make ani-
dayit that these oaths, at least in sub
stance, were administered to me with
some forty or fifty others at the same
Sitting" Here they are
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
|OUR CLEARING OUT SALE,

Reason 1st-To make
room for the large spring
stock now being manufac-
|tured for our counters.
Reason 2nd.-We wish to
do our customers a special
favor for the advertising
they will give US by naming
the very low price We give
them Tor the best made
clothing that can be purchas-
led.
| Reason 3d.-Ten differ
lent styles OF Childfen's Suits,
NEARLY complete in sizes this
incoming to be sold; your
choice S. 90, because we can
mot duplicate the goods.
/ Reason 4th We want
to get acquainted with more
'Ipeople and we know extra
low prices, when given by a
Heading house. will induce
them to call and examine
This same offer holds gooc
| throughout our entire sock
i Look at our Mems stock
SPECIAL reduction on man,
leading patterns.
Il Our Boys five DO Ia
lSuits lead anything to b
Hound in the market.
Il We have succeeded in Sc
one of the best cut
tiers to be lad. and in orde
to introduce him to you wi
Igive special prices in thl
ldepartmen,,as we will max
1.-THE Custom Room one
q the special features of OF
e business.
Il Special prices this mont
II Selec, your goods ar
n leave your order.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
ENs ~ AMAKx.
Ne strike for the ke@ctng-ipe1esest
CIerks-Rcavy snow storn-H ages
n q Advanced

Ne strike for the Ks@cing-ipeHesesf
CIerks-Rca,y snow storn-NA<es
60 Be Advanced
There uHs . conferer &C Tuesday o.
TWEEN Presi6ens Corein and otner en-
Gals o. the Philstelphia ard Eea1ing
Z siircsd Company AID REPRESENTATIVES,
o.. tine L al Assemblies oi the hniRa q
OF Lshor 70 which the coal hAkcl en-
ployet By the CON rsny eal org. IL vas
stated tSAs everything wss settled 70 ne
s2rs.scii-n CT both pArres. Anc sIA'
here sorh be No s.rike-
Tuen.y-oue clerks IL Tia Wa De
osrtnent have been reported TO re
| Secretary IS Incompetent, lie u SEEK CT
| irregular in the Performance OF isstl
ta,Ws z1d will probably be dismissed
| Tna Secretary has directed the die
! charge Of . clerk il the AdjutAni Gen
| eray, oEes who refused 20 psrferu
extra duty sf:er bo7rs when 80 rse1es,
Cd.
A heavy saos storm p-eva.ec u
Sortk err &caiarz 81 Sunday n4s-'
and there 10 nov from IA 20 "a inehek
snov on tbs sroand on sevel. liner
is terrible suffering smo-S The cau'e
food te scarCe, and oosl . ee4iIng b g
toa. Tne I1diAn Commissioners has
been snov-bc1ad AZ Cho.esa since JA-
uary Dish.
A telegram from Huntington, Pa
says the Eas: Broad Top 2a.,.oAd Coo
psny ard The Rock Hi. Goal ard ifoi
Company Of oIbisoris VII. advance u
usses Of their employs 10 per cent Q
| March l. Tie coal miners IN The er-
ploy of the lsf:e- c2rpsraEioa vii st
receive the advance
vessels arriving n: Cuban pcrtt frci
La Plata and I rugusy Ars 70 Dc al
jec;ed to quarantine for seven days, II
: IL cAsSs OF cholera have occorred
: bard dung the voyage tie vesse.s a
!, TO BE- quAraruned 70. twenty cAys-
The SA. Francisco Board OF Trade
: hon Gay adopted 9 resolution reqne.
e Ing Congress "ros 10 discourage .
, prod action OF California raisirs By Z
e senirg The pIozcgion hitherto srsated
b DstecIiTe Hu.lizsa, assaulted % II
o ] sans on tie "a. ..oad Train near Rave
d IA, Oaio, de. yesterday morning
| I Cleveland. be caves . willow o.
9 four children.
b A strong Mormon ,cbby, hsased
n z. A Smith, PresicsI. c. the Care
|, iefs SAT- Lake City Oh Aond.y
Washington, 10 =ork sgairs; lie Z
" nandt Tucker b..!
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
W Makers.

rz-Apz-PziA. ws-assdAy, Feb. : Isl.
All-wool fancy cassimere)
trousers, s. so.
We've made them by
thouaards and sold them by
thousands. Coed material,
well mad : ard hni.hed, and
$3.50. Did gu ever won
der how su h = thing could
be?
You know tie Wanna
maker clothing rul,: nothing
sighted even in rhe cheap
est. It's enforced as li2idly
in the 81. % trousers as in
the finest 20 ordel. There's
; story b2:k CT the trousers
that makes them II re won.
deIful taan you think. PAT
nf the story is b2cA Of al
the clothing we make. Be
gin with TIE cloth; buyirg ii
but The start, and a llt,lt
one. Every piece is meas
ured BIZ d machine TIA
never winks nor miscoult>
. and as the cloth passe
. along il IS looked over in
strong light BY an expert
: He must know cloth iror
!, the wool up. Any tsul: {
}. spinning, weaving, finishing
= is noted and marked, or
3 the dyeing is clouded c
: shaded. Mere than II
:, per cent. OF the spring good
t aud about as much Ct tn
lie heavy weights are relecte
;. as imperfect. All tins cal
!. before the s2.5o CT an
r other trousers ale eve
> thought OF.
And the sponging, to
. .. Every yard of the clio
rs spongcd by steam and Ii
b. to- shrink. Shorters it fro
as to J yards for every
~ vr 40.
tie Then comes the cuttin
Il and there the possibility
70, 20 tn 81 so trousers begins
ID dawn. Four different siz
'ot used to be all in rea
AZ y made. Now eleven siz
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

AIN ST LyEEY insslnab. kiud OF
lestsisi.3n :. Dave, is . onei siccg
vita conme1dAois Aia.r. :, ezoepi that
which !s mos, needed. BJla d.. Ma
hn's All S.ns;or F-,gasc1's cops!i:u-
tioral amend meat bills ss=rn . Dc en-
joyiry a souud sleep. We have nevs,
heard o. either o: them having oesn re
fer,ed 70 . CON mit.ee. The divorce
mill 10 In active operation: gi;es have
been pat across publi, -osd-. and o:hei
roads are urged 70 be op=uei; ditch bills
have b5en inIodu.s1, and 30 doab;
mu.k.a, owl and hsrk bills viii fol-
low, bu: the political CHA aud eq1sl'
ity Of the people seem 10 be lost sigh
Of Iii matter OF bat snail coa-e
que1ce that 80 900 ci:!zsns q New Ca.
tie County have no voice In tSs law
making power OF the 5ss,e. CD on, leg
isla:5rs Of Delaware, pAss your ros'
bills p sce gates scr 1ss the ghrsy.
touch up he owl and hawk bit; zee
on sLki-g from the people Of WilninS
ton tie . wer Of local ST o mn cal
refuse y lis:ea - the plea Of 80, 600 dis
frarchl ed cit'z o. .or t.e.r rsh n
people can stand Il, tho7sa an E Dpsro
v.s.dei the scepter of power. Bu; h3'
long is his 20 De eonyin TED? Lesisis
tors 0. Delaware. take hold Of usigh.i-
ard 10 3re needed matters II legislator
and l.. the trivial ma::srs go.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
Petry LAE suits

1. "a 20. often that a mere b.5.sr
fAn.ly leud IL met with lhsn that
which vas shown in . trial before Jas
tice Bsrto.etse yesterday afternoon,
wherein suo n miles from RocklAud
were ooacerre5; perhaps IL would Be
more proper 10 say one FAM y, A the
ate prosecuting witness sLd the de-
feuiau. we're sis.ar and brother, the
lss,sr the defendant Tie fed, wh:sh
has existed for years, broke oas into
vlo!e Ecs over . cali that had stray ed
into he premises Of the brother A.
saults and batteries epsaei ore, tie
inrocen, calf on ;he peaceful Sabbath
day. Sais follow and 3 crowd OF
peo2ls, parents, neizhoors and children
are oro1gh, 70 the Jas ices cfh e.
Crini1aa IN Aad re n nination followed.
OLe party solemnly sw7re - one
thing and the other parry 20 another.
A pi liable sigh. A bro her aud s.s.sr
IN hald-s.-Alrd hzhi, eash s~es:ip :
the other struck the blow, each oa :ke1
by al array OF Witnesses. VIVA: vas ne
resuif? Tae brother and his xii,
fined ~. and oos:s, amounting 20 ESQ 10
What god did Il de- Tue ofh :ial
get thar fees, and the 5 ate psltry
pi.sance a. the prize o, family tsud
DID i. FAKE peace? I,is had done thA
the COS: could be borne With. Ba.
has not made peace. Cross sui $ hsT
already been entered, sn3 ID al pro3a
bllity tie other side will have a. heav,
fines snt costs 20 psy. Tea VIVA? Tt
gap besEeen the families S.dsr tina
ever; 9eaee, -l;ho1. Ehich ,his =crl
wo1id h dsser-, 'Ar;hs removed tia
ever. One kuadrei d,l.ars spent
law All the feeling q soiss and hs:re
increased. How much oe:.sr Il woul
have been for these people 10 la
borue viii each o,hsr and rr1e..,s
the s2.fit Of forgiveness, Alter Will
Ehea reason resaues its sway, aud q
cl.e3 tenpers calm down, The exsre
SIGN 4 "Shat fo3ls we Lof.z.s o., ~
b sc.y 9pro pirate.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
Mar WIN Engiand

Tes New Yak TrisuDe says, de
fercsie-s Is Is tie seab3srd, AID AM
au.sea "a Il the nary, 10 is nsverihsless
trus IN AZ this ccuasry IL o.sier pre- pared
for : var over the fisheries ousrayes
than EsziAnd to-1Ay. We ny thS,
M. In . ,oAsrsul spirit ous - the IT.
sul. Of deiibsrsse Il q scsicn- Ant shen
the rribuns goes On 70 say that the
Sou,e-rn trsniier o. the Dominion Of
CAnsds sis certainty - exposed 70 ~
tsck s-or the volunieer land force,
vhica Tie country cozld ~ once pui
into the hsli - the Aneri an ssaboard
N to hostile naval denonssrA -"
This IL solid argumsn. from cur e.
tseued contemporary, aud does away
WITH the idea ne have heard % often
sdysu I'D that Q var With EDgiand
vould be naval warfare. II Gag. and
viii bsr powerful navy should be ABLE
TO s1sjagaS Ssv York she voald RUIZ
the r..k d losing the whole Dsninior
Of Canada II necessary, oar govern
mag soa!d throw ire hundred thou
.anf usr into CApadA In less than
three months, and In tsree month.
more snosher ave hundred thousand,
and these troops would Be com posed
one-aalf Of old veteran soldiers, veTy
dlrrsn. from rav recruis- How couit
Eazlaud meet such . for,e With 81
eueny like Ireland in the rear? H1s
could shs transport troops three thou,
sand miles 20 dshs troops tbs. can b
thrown over the Canadian border i
three dsyA Ii is ali nonsense 70 SUP
posa sha, she can hold on 70 CsnAiA
VA ses In In earpssl Neither voul
England be % dangerous on the sea
coast - IL imagined. Hsr navy, IL
true, 10 superior to ours, bu: she has
bring |, three thousand nilss Saoal
she By any means anchor her iros
ciads n the harbor of New York 80
levy . tribute upon the city, thA. ing
NIFTY .has provided "a Yankee chess
box on . raft" jas. II the right tin
during the lae var. will devise son
means Of sending The English sk!ppe
ous Of water. b, then these are on
future posi- oili,ies- Neither count
IL prepared for war for ihsi matter, a
when We come 70 sifi tie real col
sentiment OF n nation we Will d.
then bath opposed 20 var.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

REPREsEsTATIvE MEDILL's bill, In.
troduc=d in the House y=s.er1sy, pro-
viding for three County Com u ssioners
ins:es3 o, the Levy C5urs Is a dirsc,
step In the line Of rei5rn. All the
work done in su.h large coau'ies a.
Chester, Lancaster, York aud B=rk. 10
PennsylVAnis is done by three CJanty
Com uissioners, Here III View Csss!e
County It takes eleven Levy C5ur;nep
10 do the same work. As the salaries RI
Levy Courtnen average sb3u; 81 ,00C
year each, and a. Mr.. Medilfs Dill
slIoEs The Com ni.-iouers o thousand
oollsrs each, saving OF soc1t eisb'
thou nod will be effected il fAvor o
New lie County, which by the wss
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

VIII Be . considerable Item 70 county
. half mi,lion In debt Bat anoshef
MEASURE o; reform offered In NJ No
ail's till, 10 that In which more stsing'
mt and better provissons are made 20
slio. pers9as 20 Ss,cns re-Assesstd,
after having esea returned - dealn'
auon.A
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

PRxs1DKS1 CLEyELASD in his Aato-
rrSph noe 70 Secretary OF the Navy,
waisney, on the saEaAy The LASER
iaf.as uas born, sfssr congrAsnsAans
aim, Added. 81 think the frsi pooiir
prayer for mother and babe vAs nsas
py ny minister today, vhsn be prayed
,ar tie P.esiien. and Ill dear 70 him
We always thyazh; Cleveland -, oonr
sds-shie Of an old woman, bal VI
usyer ,ook him for . baby.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

THE SrArx SENATE o: De,Auare lie
nov composed ct e.gh. nsmbers. a.
Nj. DJ.nap, The DrAsos!dEe uer,aAn
and ex-pcs.nAsier. Politically, u
stands eight Denosrsss and M. Dos
man. FAsylonAlly il ssands, four sIuis.
bary-L,re foar, woic,sGrsy AID
Mr.. DornsE.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

PKxsIDKsr CLKyKLASD told the
5zasss that In nominating Matthews
Tor Register Of the Dis;riss Of Cc.an-
sia be wanted 70 recoKn'rs the coiored
people, bu, 10 make . place TOE MAJ
he rs be removed Fred Doaslnss, Tie
beet representative colored naa In ths
.sttoc
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

DHSrg1B OgDkA-
~ RW4ElIER,S OFFICE
kBw OAorLs CocSrr. pei
JasasIy ia, ~,
REILLY. Essesssr e CRksENs KIELLY
toshssvhs ksaily) lsss Of Cnfiaaass
hunHrsd, N sid ecz,v. deoeess4
/; q ordsrsd I'D di~essd % ne hegMa
fnas the Exscutsr ssurssaic give noftoe q
sesass Of tAs csesass1. VIA fks cs.s q
xrArr1nr sa<rscfsH % es9nx stvsrtisemeeu
70 b postse within fo-ty Gays trcn The cate
Of sEch ,scfsss IN Gx Of tns not peak
pfsess Q; he ec1aty Of rss O4ssie. reaas.
sssass 70 preseex ths zane, o. ABIDE ~ ~
Ae< OF Asssnhly IN sab es<s made and rrs
viaed: Knd alSc cAa>e TIE sane % % frsefs
ID vftstn tie sa1s pssiod IN re DAILf -
rvnllrAx; nsshs.aes p.ea bel u NJ
- airea u.cs. the hAna snd SEA.
IA Of O.cs CT the Eex1sse, s.oresald
l-ta. Eflnfnxioa. n New Castie
coasty asvrssssd- the day and ysAr Above
JOHN K BRADYosp, Ksstssas.
NOTICE - An pegrens hsvirx eiAi1i
axs'rG ne es.ats Of the ceceased ness re
ssns the anne, dn,y Artssss1 70 the kxecstof
.. o. eesefs ysnnary iith. lsss. O. snsds n
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TRUST Asd SAVE DKPUStT O, ,APAN1
kxe-ztnr Of MARTHA CAAPBELL- Ia,
q wIInfnxson Hundred, in aid county, d
| ,essed. IL Il o,teret and directed ~ u
Rexzsser that the Execr,o- Aforesaid Civ
l nosice Of grzs.inx Of fes,ers test2nef
| nrJ, uyen TIE esssts Of me Dc
sassst, vita TIE data ef srAn1cs sn<seo
\ py causing sdysrisenents 10 ne posSe
| within fo-.y days rom the este
/ saen lect<rs N sir o. TIE nost public plAce
| p<-sor5 hkvfrx tezk-ts Against the est&'
| e present ne zane, Or abide ~ an Ae.
Assembly in Each case E-sste and p-oy1ced
ir5 also cause tie sane 70 be ineerte
within tie sane period N tie DAu
| RxYrBI1cAy. . RerfiAper pEclsnet n VI
ntnxtoE, ard 70 ee ec1t.nssd therein tEre
weeks tsstJ.
ll diver under TIE hAnd AID SEX
| fofU1ee CT tae EeSiE.s, sfc-esAi.
| ftst wilnf1xro1, in Rev SA<l
ooanty Acore2ait. re cay and yea, neo'
| Ecrrux-Au pe-se, having ei.iu.s again
| &c es...e Of The deceased EsE present u
| sAI-s. daily att.E.st 70 tee kxse7to
= or oesors Js,E8-y as:, less
sos4s ths Act Of AEsereiy 1. sacn case ma
sE,URirY SAFE All Trust DZP1Si
| COMPANY. txec1.gr.
address, VILE ,-s. ?s, Del. 2slsN-te.'